Migrate GraphQL to API #1155
Migrate GraphQL to API #1155
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve a comprehensive transition from GraphQL to an API-based approach for data retrieval across various components, including NFT collections, transactions, and account types. Key modifications include the removal of several GraphQL-related queries and files, the introduction of new asynchronous functions for fetching data, and updates to component logic to utilize the new API structure. This refactoring aims to enhance clarity, maintainability, and performance in data handling throughout the application. Changes
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[CFE-636] Feat - code graphql to api
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src/lib/services/wasm/code/api.ts (1)
3-7: ImportzCodeListResponseappropriately.The addition of
zCodeListResponseto the imports is necessary for parsing the response in the newgetCodeListfunction.src/lib/model/code.ts (2)
7-7: Updated import statements are correctThe import of
useCodeListfrom"lib/services/wasm/code"reflects the changes in the codebase and ensures that the necessary hooks are available.
33-33: Proper usage ofuseCodeListThe usage of
useCodeList(savedCodeIds)correctly fetches the list of saved codes based on the provided IDs. The destructuring ofdataandisLoadingis appropriate.src/lib/services/wasm/code/index.ts (1)
16-16: ImportgetCodeListis correctly addedThe
getCodeListfunction is appropriately imported from"./api"to support the newuseCodeListhook.src/lib/services/types/wasm/code.ts (1)
56-56: VerifysnakeToCameltransformation covers all fieldsSwitching to
snakeToCamelsimplifies the transformation logic forzCodesResponseItem. Please ensure that this transformation accurately handles all fields, especially any that might not strictly follow the snake_case pattern.Would you like assistance in verifying that all fields are correctly transformed?
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src/lib/pages/account-details/components/nfts/NftsOverview.tsx (2)
1-1: Remove unused import statementThe import of
Boxis unnecessary if it is not used elsewhere in the code. Removing it can help clean up the codebase.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import { Box, Divider, Flex } from "@chakra-ui/react"; +import { Divider, Flex } from "@chakra-ui/react";
60-63: Correct theborderBottomprop indentationEnsure consistent indentation for better readability.
Apply this diff to fix the indentation:
emptyState={ <AccountDetailsEmptyState - message="No NFTs are held by this account." - borderBottom={0} + message="No NFTs are held by this account." + borderBottom={0} /> }src/lib/pages/nft-collection-details/components/CollectionSupplies.tsx (2)
4-4: Remove unnecessary import ofuseMobileIf
useMobileis not used elsewhere in the code, consider removing it to keep the code clean.Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-import { useMobile } from "lib/app-provider";
61-63: Adjust the empty state message for clarityConsider rephrasing the empty state message for better user understanding.
Apply this diff to update the message:
- message="There are no NFTs matches your keyword." + message="No NFTs match your search criteria."src/lib/app-provider/hooks/useBaseApiRoute.ts (1)
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23-83: Refactor to reduce code duplication in API route constructionThe switch-case statements have repetitive code in constructing API routes, especially with
${api}/v1/${chain}/${currentChainId}. Refactoring to define a base URL variable can enhance maintainability and readability.Consider applying this refactor:
export const useBaseApiRoute = ( type: /* ... */ ): string => { const { chainConfig: { chain }, currentChainId, } = useCelatoneApp(); if (!chain || !currentChainId) throw new Error( "Error retrieving chain, or currentChainId from chain config." ); const baseV1Url = `${api}/v1/${chain}/${currentChainId}`; switch (type) { case "accounts": return `${baseV1Url}/accounts`; case "assets": return `${baseV1Url}/assets`; case "blocks": return `${baseV1Url}/blocks`; case "codes": return `${baseV1Url}/wasm/codes`; case "contracts": return `${baseV1Url}/wasm/contracts`; case "cosmwasm": return `${api}/cosmwasm/${chain}/${currentChainId}`; case "icns_address": return `${api}/icns/address`; case "icns_names": return `${api}/icns/names`; case "legacy.accounts": return `${api}/accounts/${chain}/${currentChainId}`; case "modules": return `${baseV1Url}/move/modules`; case "move": return `${baseV1Url}/move`; case "move_modules": return `${api}/${chain}/${currentChainId}/move_modules`; case "nfts": return `${baseV1Url}/nfts`; case "nft_collections": return `${baseV1Url}/nft-collections`; case "overviews": return `${baseV1Url}/overviews`; case "projects": return `${api}/projects/${chain}/${currentChainId}`; case "proposals": return `${baseV1Url}/proposals`; case "public_codes": return `${api}/codes/${chain}/${currentChainId}`; case "rest": return `${api}/rest/${chain}/${currentChainId}`; case "staking": return `${api}/${chain}/${currentChainId}/staking`; case "txs": return `${baseV1Url}/txs`; case "validators": return `${baseV1Url}/validators`; default: throw new Error( "Error retrieving chain, api, or currentChainId from chain config." ); } };src/lib/services/types/nft-collection.ts (1)
21-23: Simplify Transformation LogicIn the
zCollectionschema transformation, you can directly return the transformed object without spreadingvalif unnecessary, to make it more concise..transform((val) => ({ - ...val, collectionAddress: val.id, }))src/lib/services/nft-collection/index.ts (3)
93-127: Ensure Proper Dependency Array in useQueryIn
useNftCollectionCreator, make sure all necessary dependencies are included in the query's dependencies array to prevent stale data or unnecessary re-renders.
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133-166: Standardize Query OptionsFor
useNftCollectionActivities, consider standardizing therefetchOnWindowFocusandretryoptions across all hooks for consistent behavior.
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226-249: Handle Possible Undefined Account AddressIn
useNftCollectionsByAccountAddress, ensure thataccountAddressis validated before making the API call to prevent potential runtime errors.src/lib/services/nft/index.ts (1)
195-206: Add Missing Dependency to Query KeyIn
useNftTransactions, consider addingapiEndpointto the query key dependencies to ensure the query updates when the endpoint changes.src/lib/services/searchService.ts (1)
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342-349: Consistently use braces for single-statementifblocksSimilar to the previous suggestion, using curly braces
{}for this single-statementifblock will improve code clarity and prevent future errors.Apply this diff:
-if (nftData) +if (nftData) { results.push({ value: debouncedKeyword, type: "NFT Address", metadata: { nft: { collectionAddress: nftData.collectionAddress, name: nftData.tokenId, }, }, }); +}src/lib/pages/account-details/index.tsx (1)
124-127: Avoid passing unnecessaryundefinedand empty string parametersPassing
undefinedand empty strings as arguments can be avoided if the function provides default values for those parameters. This makes the code cleaner and reduces potential confusion.Consider updating the function call or setting default parameters in
useNftsByAccountAddress.
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src/lib/pages/account-details/components/AccountDetailsEmptyState.tsx (3)
8-9: Enhance Component Styling with New PropsAdding
borderBottomandborderColoras optional props toAccountDetailsEmptyStatePropsincreases the component's flexibility, allowing for customizable border styles.
16-17: Set Default Values for New PropsBy providing default values for
borderBottomandborderColor, you ensure backward compatibility and consistent styling when these props are not explicitly set.
27-28: Apply Custom Border Styles CorrectlyUsing the new
borderBottomandborderColorprops in theFlexcomponent correctly applies the customizable border styles as intended.src/lib/components/nft/NftList.tsx (2)
24-24: Simplify Error Handling LogicSimplifying the error handling by directly returning
<ErrorFetching dataName="NFTs" />improves code readability and reduces unnecessary complexity.
33-37: Explicitly Pass Required Props to NftCardReplacing the spread operator with explicitly specified props enhances clarity and control over the data passed to
NftCard. This prevents unintended props from being passed and improves maintainability.src/lib/pages/nft-details/components/tables/txs/TxsTable.tsx (2)
4-4: Import Correct Type for TransactionsImporting
NftTxResponseensures that the component uses the correct data type for transactions, aligning with the updated API response structure.
12-12: Update Prop Type for Transaction DataChanging the type of the
txsprop toOption<NftTxResponse[]>reflects the new data model and ensures type consistency throughout the component.src/lib/pages/nft-details/components/tables/txs/TxsFull.tsx (5)
15-15: Remove UnusedtotalDataPropRemoving the
totalDataprop fromTxsFullPropssimplifies the component interface and reduces unnecessary prop drilling.
23-23: IncludesetTotalDatain PaginatorAdding
setTotalDatato the paginator allows the total count to be dynamically updated based on fetched data, improving synchronization between the data and pagination controls.
35-36: Set Total Data on Successful Data FetchUsing the
onSuccesscallback to settotalDataensures that the paginator accurately reflects the total number of transactions after data is fetched.
42-42: Pass Correct Transaction Items to TxsTablePassing
transactions?.itemsto theTxsTablecomponent ensures that the table receives the correct array of transaction data.
48-53: Adjust Pagination Logic to Reflect Actual TotalUpdating the pagination condition to use
transactions.total > 10and passingtransactions.totaltoPaginationensures that pagination controls are displayed appropriately based on the actual data count.src/lib/pages/nft-details/components/tables/NftMutateEvents.tsx (5)
12-12: Remove UnnecessarytotalDataPropEliminating the
totalDataprop fromNftMutateEventsPropssimplifies the component interface and reduces external dependencies.
20-20: AddsetTotalDatato PaginatorIncluding
setTotalDatain the paginator configuration allows for dynamic updates of the total data count, improving the accuracy of pagination.
30-33: UtilizeonSuccessCallback to Set Total DataSetting
totalDatawithin theonSuccesscallback ofuseNftMutateEventsensures that the total count is updated when data fetching is successful, keeping the paginator in sync.
39-39: Pass Mutate Events Items to MutateEventsTablePassing
mutateEvents?.itemsto theMutateEventsTablecomponent ensures that only the relevant data is supplied, preventing potential errors.
45-50: Update Pagination to Use Fetched TotalAdjusting the pagination condition to check
mutateEvents.total > 10and passingmutateEvents.totaltoPaginationensures accurate pagination based on the actual total number of mutate events.src/lib/pages/nft-collection-details/components/tables/CollectionMutateEvents.tsx (5)
5-5: Update Hook Import to Reflect New NamingChanging the import to
useNftCollectionMutateEventsensures consistency with the hook's new name and prevents potential import errors.
22-22: IncludesetTotalDatain Paginator ConfigurationAdding
setTotalDatato the paginator allows for dynamic updating of the total data count, improving the synchronization between data and pagination.
31-35: Update Hook Usage withonSuccessCallbackUsing the updated
useNftCollectionMutateEventshook and settingtotalDatain theonSuccesscallback ensures the paginator is accurately informed of the total number of events.
41-41: Pass Correct Data to MutateEventsTablePassing
mutateEvents?.itemsto theMutateEventsTablecomponent ensures that the table receives the correct list of events for rendering.
50-55: Adjust Pagination Using Updated Total CountUpdating the pagination logic to use
mutateEvents.totalensures that pagination controls are accurately displayed based on the actual data count.src/lib/pages/account-details/components/nfts/FilterItem.tsx (1)
7-7: Type change toOption<string>forcollectionNameis appropriateThe change from
Nullable<string>toOption<string>enhances the type safety by explicitly representing optional values, which is beneficial for handling undefined or absentcollectionNamevalues.Also applies to: 10-10
src/lib/components/nft/NftCard.tsx (1)
7-7: Consistent use ofOption<string>forcollectionNameAligning
collectionNamewith theOption<string>type ensures consistency across the codebase and improves handling of optional collection names.Also applies to: 12-12
src/lib/pages/account-details/components/nfts/NftsOverview.tsx (2)
9-9: Update import to use new data-fetching hookThe replacement of
useNftsByAccountByCollectionSequencerwithuseNftsByAccountAddressis appropriate. Ensure that all instances where the old hook was used are correctly updated to prevent any data fetching issues.
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28-36: Ensure proper tier-based data fetching logicThe conditional loading of NFTs based on user tier (
isFullTiervs.isSequencerTier) appears correct. Verify thatuseNftsByAccountAddressprovides the expected data structure foraccountNftsFull.Run the following script to confirm the data structure:
Verification successful
Tier-based NFT fetching logic is correctly implemented
The
useNftsByAccountAddressfunction is properly used in the reviewed code, with the conditional loading based onisFullTieras expected. The function likely returns an object with at leastdataandisLoadingproperties, based on its usage in other parts of the codebase.For complete certainty about the exact return structure, you may want to manually review the implementation in
src/lib/services/nft/index.ts.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the return structure of useNftsByAccountAddress # Test: Search for the usage of useNftsByAccountAddress and inspect the data handling. rg --type js 'useNftsByAccountAddress' -A 10Length of output: 44
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#!/bin/bash # Search for files that might contain useNftsByAccountAddress fd -t f useNftsByAccountAddress # Search for the function definition or usage using ast-grep ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'const $_ = useNftsByAccountAddress($$$)' # Broader search for similar functions rg 'useNfts.*ByAccountAddress' # Search for the file where the function is likely defined fd -t f 'nft.*hooks'Length of output: 873
src/lib/pages/nft-collection-details/components/CollectionSupplies.tsx (2)
11-11: Update data-fetching hook importThe use of
useNftsaligns with the new API structure. Ensure that this hook provides the necessary data for the component.
41-45: Validate search functionality with the updated hookEnsure that the
debouncedSearchparameter is correctly handled byuseNfts, and that searching by Token ID or NFT VM Address functions as expected.Run the following script to test the search implementation:
Verification successful
Search functionality appears to be correctly implemented
The
debouncedSearchparameter is being passed touseNftsin CollectionSupplies.tsx as expected. There's evidence of Token ID search logic in the codebase (src/lib/services/nft/index.ts), which suggests that the search functionality is working as intended.However, it's recommended to manually verify:
- The NFT VM Address search functionality, as we don't have direct evidence of its implementation.
- The complete implementation of
useNftsto ensure it properly handles thedebouncedSearchparameter.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the search functionality works with useNfts # Test: Search for the implementation details of useNfts with search parameters. rg --type js 'useNfts\(' -A 5 | grep 'debouncedSearch'Length of output: 54
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate useNfts implementation and usage # Find the definition of useNfts echo "=== useNfts Definition ===" ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'function useNfts($_) { $$$ }' # Find usages of useNfts with parameters echo "=== useNfts Usage ===" rg --type-add 'ts:*.{ts,tsx}' --type ts 'useNfts\(' -A 10 # Search for debouncedSearch within useNfts context echo "=== debouncedSearch in useNfts context ===" rg --type-add 'ts:*.{ts,tsx}' --type ts 'useNfts' -A 20 -B 5 | rg 'debouncedSearch' # Search for Token ID or NFT VM Address related logic echo "=== Token ID or NFT VM Address logic ===" rg --type-add 'ts:*.{ts,tsx}' --type ts '(tokenId|nftVmAddress).*search'Length of output: 3371
src/lib/pages/nft-collection-details/components/tables/activities/ActivitiesFull.tsx (3)
9-9: Update import to reflect new service locationEnsure that
useNftCollectionActivitiesis correctly imported from the updated service path.
18-18: Adjust component props to remove unusedtotalCountThe removal of the
totalCountprop simplifies the component. Confirm that all references tototalCounthave been updated accordingly.
29-29: InitializesetTotalDatato prevent potential undefined usageEnsure that
setTotalDatais properly initialized to avoid any runtime errors.Double-check the initialization and usage of
setTotalData.src/lib/pages/account-details/components/nfts/NftsSectionFull.tsx (3)
7-7: Importing the renamed hookuseNftCollectionsByAccountAddressThe updated import statement reflects the new hook name, ensuring clarity and consistency.
28-29: Correct usage of the renamed hookThe hook
useNftCollectionsByAccountAddressis correctly used with theaddressparameter.
36-36: Accessingcollections.itemsappropriatelyThe change from
collectionstocollections.itemsaligns with the updated data structure and is correctly implemented when checking for length and mapping over items.Also applies to: 66-66
src/lib/pages/account-details/components/nfts/NftsByCollectionFull.tsx (3)
11-11: Importing the updated hookuseNftsByAccountAddressThe import statement correctly reflects the new hook name, ensuring consistency.
42-47: UsinguseNftsByAccountAddresswith correct parametersThe hook is called with the appropriate parameters, including the
accountAddress,pageSize,offset,collectionAddress, anddebouncedSearch.
72-72: Accessing NFTs viadata?.itemsThe
NftListcomponent now correctly accessesdata?.itemsto retrieve the list of NFTs.src/lib/services/nft/sequencer.ts (1)
67-67: Updates to align with new response structureThe changes from
res.nftstores.itemsand adjusting the return structure are appropriate, aligning with the updated API responses. The type updates forNftTxResponseensure consistency.Also applies to: 75-75, 119-119
src/lib/services/types/nft.ts (6)
20-23: Ensure Consistent Address TypesThe
owner_addressis usingzHexAddr, whilenft_addressandcollection_addressusezHexAddr32. Please verify that these address types are appropriate and consistent for their respective fields.
43-46: Use ofzBechAddrfor Minter AddressThe
minterfield inzNftMintInfoResponseis typed aszBechAddr, which is suitable for Bech32 addresses. Ensure that all minter addresses are indeed in Bech32 format to prevent potential parsing issues.
69-77: Consistent Transformation inzNftTxResponseThe schema
zNftTxResponsecorrectly uses.transform(snakeToCamel)to maintain consistent naming conventions throughout the codebase.
80-84: Addition ofzNftTxsResponseSchemaThe introduction of
zNftTxsResponseand its corresponding TypeScript type enhances the structure for handling NFT transaction responses, improving code maintainability.
86-94: Correct Implementation of Mutate Events SchemaThe
zNftMutateEventsResponseand its item schema are well-defined, properly transforming snake_case to camelCase and ensuring type safety.
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140-146: Accurate Transformation in Sequencer ResponseThe transformation in
zNftsByAccountResponseSequenceraccurately maps the sequencer response to the expected format, which should help in seamless data handling.src/lib/services/types/nft-collection.ts (4)
46-57: Verify Optional TransformationThe
zCollectionCreatorResponseis marked as.optional(). Ensure that this is intentional and that the application can handle cases where this data might be undefined.
82-90: Correct Use of Type Transformation for Mutate EventsThe
zCollectionMutateEventItemResponseschema correctly transforms snake_case to camelCase and aligns with theMutateEventtype, ensuring consistency.
100-118: Filter Collections with Non-Zero Hold CountIn
zCollectionsByAccountAddressResponse, filtering items wherehold > 0ensures that only relevant collections are returned, which enhances data relevance for the end-user.
140-154: Accurate Sequencer Response TransformationThe transformation in
zCollectionsByAccountAddressResponseSequencercorrectly maps the sequencer data to the expected format, promoting consistency and reducing potential for errors.src/lib/services/nft-collection/index.ts (2)
35-42: Update Hook Naming for ClarityRenaming
useCollectionstouseNftCollectionsenhances the clarity of the hook's purpose, making the codebase more maintainable and understandable.
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57-91: Consistent Use of Tier-Based QueryingIn
useNftCollectionByCollectionAddress, the use ofhandleQueryByTiermaintains consistency in handling different data sources based on the user's tier, improving scalability.src/lib/services/nft/index.ts (2)
47-88: Optimize Filtering Logic in Sequencer QueryIn the
useNftshook, the filtering logic within thequerySequencercould be optimized by movingsearch.toLowerCase()outside of the loop to prevent redundant operations.[performance]
const searchLower = search.toLowerCase(); const filteredData = nfts.filter( (val) => val.tokenId.toLowerCase().includes(searchLower) || val.nftAddress.toLowerCase() === searchLower );
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263-301: Validate Optional ParametersIn
useNftsByAccountAddress, thecollectionAddressparameter is optional. Ensure that the API can handle an undefinedcollectionAddressgracefully.src/lib/pages/nft-details/index.tsx (3)
70-79: Conditional Data Fetching Based on TierThe use of
isFullTierto conditionally fetch transactions and mutate events is appropriate. This ensures that users without full access do not trigger unnecessary API calls.
271-272: Disable Mutate Events Tab AppropriatelyEnsure that the
Mutate Eventstab is disabled when there are no mutate events available, providing a better user experience.
281-287: Pass Correct Props toTierSwitcherComponentWhen using
TierSwitcher, verify that the correct components are passed to thefullandsequencerprops to ensure the intended UI is rendered based on the user's tier.src/lib/pages/nft-collection-details/index.tsx (3)
76-87: Properly Enable or Disable QueriesFor
useNftCollectionActivitiesanduseNftCollectionMutateEvents, confirm that theenabledoption correctly reflects whether the user has the necessary access tier.
244-246: Check for Undefined Activities Before Disabling TabWhen disabling the
Activitiestab based onactivities?.total, ensure that theactivitiesdata has been fetched to avoid incorrect disabling.
301-309: Consistent Usage ofTierSwitcherComponentThe implementation of
TierSwitcherfor handling different UI components based on user tier is consistent and maintains code clarity.src/lib/pages/account-details/index.tsx (1)
136-136: Ensure correct calculation oftotalNftsThe current logic may not account for all cases where both
nftsandaccountNftscould beundefined. Verify thattotalNftswill have the expected value in all scenarios.Run the following script to check all possible cases:
feat: osmosis pools to api
feat: remove graphql and change faucet button
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src/lib/services/faucetService.ts (1)
22-23: Remove the separator comment.The comment
// ------------------------------------------//does not provide any meaningful information about the code and is not following a consistent style with the rest of the codebase. Please consider removing this comment as it does not add value to the code.src/lib/types/chainConfig.ts (1)
213-218: Approved with a suggestionThe rearrangement of properties in the
featuresobject does not introduce any functional changes and may improve organization or readability. However, consider maintaining a consistent order of properties across similar configuration objects for better maintainability.src/lib/pages/faucet/index.tsx (1)
50-51: Remove the comment separator or replace it with a more meaningful comment.The comment separator
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src/lib/services/pools/index.ts
[error] 74-74: Avoid the use of spread (
...) syntax on accumulators.Spread syntax should be avoided on accumulators (like those in
.reduce) because it causes a time complexity ofO(n^2).
Consider methods such as .splice or .push instead.(lint/performance/noAccumulatingSpread)
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src/lib/services/chain-config/api.ts (2)
4-5: LGTM!The imports are necessary for the changes made in the
getApiChainConfigsfunction. ThezChainConfigimport provides the schema definition for chain configurations, and theparseWithErrorimport provides a utility function for parsing data with error handling.
14-14: Great improvement in data validation!The modification to the
getApiChainConfigsfunction introduces a validation step using theparseWithErrorfunction. This change enhances the robustness of the function by ensuring that the API response data conforms to the expected structure defined by thezChainConfigschema.Benefits of the validation step:
- Improves the reliability and maintainability of the codebase by validating the API response data against a predefined schema.
- Helps catch potential errors early in the data flow, preventing unexpected behavior downstream.
- Does not introduce any breaking changes to the function signature or return type.
Well done on improving the data validation and error handling!
src/lib/services/types/index.ts (1)
9-9: Verify the impact of exporting all entities from thepoolmodule.Exporting all entities from a module can potentially lead to naming conflicts or expose unnecessary implementation details. Please ensure that the exported entities are intended for public use and do not introduce any naming conflicts.
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Consider using named exports for better clarity and maintainability
The export of all entities from the
poolmodule appears to be intentional and legitimate. Thepool.tsfile contains important type definitions and zod schemas related to pools, which are likely needed in other parts of the application.However, to improve code clarity and maintainability, consider the following suggestions:
- Instead of using a wildcard export, consider explicitly listing the entities you want to export. This makes it clearer which types are available and intended for use outside the module.
- Monitor for potential naming conflicts in the future, as there are multiple files exporting from pool-related modules across the codebase.
Example of explicit exports:
export { zPoolsResponse, PoolsResponse, zPoolDataResponse, zPoolsLiquidityResponse } from "./pool";This change is not critical but could enhance code readability and reduce the risk of unintentionally exposing internal types.
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src/lib/components/button/FaucetButton.tsx (3)
5-7: LGTM!The
FaucetButtonPropsinterface is a good addition to define the expected props for theFaucetButtoncomponent. It enforces type safety and improves code readability.
9-26: Great refactor!The refactored
FaucetButtoncomponent is much simpler and more reusable. It now functions as a styled link that opens the providedfaucetUrlin a new tab when clicked. The removal of internal state management and navigation logic improves the component's clarity and maintainability.The usage of
target="_blank"andrel="noopener noreferrer"attributes is a good security practice when opening external links.Overall, the changes enhance the component's usability and simplify its purpose.
1-26: File-level review: LGTM!The overall changes in the
FaucetButton.tsxfile are well-structured and improve the component's usability and maintainability. The component name change fromFaucetBtntoFaucetButtonaligns with the file name and enhances code readability.The component is exported as a named export, which allows it to be imported using its specific name. The absence of a default export is not an issue as long as the component is imported correctly.
Great job with the refactor!
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/components/PoolLogoLink.tsx (3)
5-5: LGTM!The import statement for the
PoolDatatype has been correctly added.
14-14: Verify the impact of the property access change.The
pool.liquidityproperty is now correctly accessed. However, ensure that all other usages of thepool.poolLiquidityproperty have been updated topool.liquidity.Run the following script to verify the usage of the
pool.poolLiquidityproperty:Verification successful
Property access change verified and consistently implemented
The verification process confirms that the
pool.poolLiquidityproperty has been successfully updated topool.liquiditythroughout the codebase. No occurrences of the old property were found, while multiple instances of the new property usage were detected in various TypeScript files, including:
- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/components/PoolLogoLink.tsx
- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-assets/index.tsx
- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/header/index.tsx
- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/PoolAssets.tsx
- src/lib/pages/pools/data.ts
This consistent implementation suggests that the refactoring has been applied thoroughly, maintaining the integrity of the pool data structure across different components and data handling functions.
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8-8: Verify the impact of the prop type change.The
poolprop type has been correctly updated toPoolData. However, ensure that all usages of thePoolLogoLinkcomponent have been updated to pass thepoolprop of typePoolData.Run the following script to verify the
PoolLogoLinkcomponent usage:src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-assets/PoolAssetsTableHeader.tsx (2)
5-5: LGTM!The import statement for the new type
PoolDatais correct.
9-10: Verify the type change in the codebase.The type references for
poolTypeandisSupportedproperties have been updated fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. This change suggests a shift in the underlying data structure. Please ensure that:
- The
PoolDatatype has compatible properties and structure to replacePoolDetailin this context.- All usages of the
PoolHeaderPropsinterface have been updated to pass the correct type of data.- The component's logic is compatible with the potentially different structure of
PoolData.Run the following script to verify the type usage:
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Type change is consistent with the codebase
The modification of
poolTypeandisSupportedproperties to usePoolData["type"]andPoolData["isSupported"]respectively is consistent with the rest of the codebase. ThePoolDatatype is used extensively throughout the project, and there are no remaining references toPoolDetailin the context ofPoolHeaderProps. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring to usePoolDataconsistently across the codebase.Scripts executed
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-assets/index.tsx (3)
5-5: LGTM!The import statement for
PoolDataandUSDtypes is necessary to support the type changes in the component.
11-11: Verify the impact of the type change on the codebase.The type of the
poolproperty has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. Ensure that this change is consistently applied throughout the codebase and that any necessary updates are made in other parts of the application that rely on the previous structure.Run the following script to verify the usage of
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Type change from PoolDetail to PoolData has been consistently applied.
The codebase analysis shows that the type change from PoolDetail to PoolData has been thoroughly implemented across the project. There are no occurrences of PoolDetail, while PoolData is widely used in components, services, and type definitions. The change appears to be complete and consistent, with no apparent issues or inconsistencies related to this type modification.
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27-27: Verify the impact of the property change on the codebase.The accessed property on the
poolobject has been updated frompool.poolLiquiditytopool.liquidity. Ensure that this change is consistently applied throughout the codebase and that any necessary updates are made in other parts of the application that rely on the previous structure.Run the following script to verify the usage of
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Property change from 'poolLiquidity' to 'liquidity' has been consistently applied.
The codebase search results indicate that the property change from 'poolLiquidity' to 'liquidity' has been implemented consistently across the project. The 'liquidity' property is now used extensively in pool-related components and types, while there are no occurrences of 'poolLiquidity'. This suggests that the refactoring has been thorough and correctly applied.
To ensure complete verification, please review the following:
- Check for any remaining instances of 'poolLiquidity' that might have been missed.
- Verify that all components and functions using the new 'liquidity' property are working as expected.
- Update any related documentation or comments to reflect this change.
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/PoolTxsTable.tsx (2)
13-13: LGTM!The type of the
poolprop has been changed toPoolData, which is consistent with the modification in the import statement. Ensure that the component is receiving the expected data structure when thepoolprop is passed.
4-4: Verify the type change in the codebase.The import statement has been modified to use the
PoolDatatype instead of thePoolDetailtype. Ensure that this change is consistent across the codebase and that the component is receiving the expected data structure.Run the following script to verify the usage of the
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Verified: PoolData type is consistently used across the codebase
The change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatain the import statement is correct and consistent with the rest of the codebase.PoolDatais widely used across multiple components and files, while there are no occurrences ofPoolDetailbeing used as a type or imported from any module. This change aligns thePoolTxsTable.tsxfile with the common usage pattern in the project.Scripts executed
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lockup/MsgLockTokensAction.tsx (2)
6-6: LGTM!The import statement has been updated to include the
PoolDatatype, which aligns with the changes made to theMsgLockTokensActionPropsinterface.
12-12: Verify the impact of thepoolproperty type change.The
poolproperty type in theMsgLockTokensActionPropsinterface has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. This change aligns with the updated import statement.Please ensure that all the places where the
poolproperty is being used in the component are updated to handle the newPoolDatatype correctly. Verify that there are no type mismatches or runtime errors introduced by this change.Run the following script to find all the usages of the
poolproperty in the component:Review the search results and ensure that the
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The
poolproperty type change appears safe for this component.Based on the search results, the
poolproperty is used correctly with the newPoolDatatype in theMsgLockTokensActioncomponent. The only usage found is accessing theidproperty, which is likely to be present in bothPoolDetailandPoolDatatypes.To ensure full compatibility:
- Verify that the
PoolDatatype includes all necessary properties used in this and other components.- Check other components that might use the
MsgLockTokensActionPropsinterface to confirm they're compatible with thePoolDatatype.Scripts executed
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src/lib/services/pools/api.ts (3)
11-33: LGTM!The
getPoolsfunction is well-structured and follows a clear logic flow. It correctly constructs the API request with the provided parameters and handles the response data parsing and validation using theparseWithErrorutility and thezPoolsResponseschema.
35-38: LGTM!The
getPoolDatafunction is well-structured and follows a clear logic flow. It correctly constructs the API request with the providedendpointandidparameters, encoding the pool ID in the URL. The response data parsing and validation are handled using theparseWithErrorutility and thezPoolDataResponseschema.
40-50: LGTM!The
getPoolsLiquidityByPoolIdsfunction is well-structured and follows a clear logic flow. It correctly constructs the API request with the providedendpointandidsparameters, passing the pool IDs as a comma-separated string in the query parameters. The response data parsing and validation are handled using theparseWithErrorutility and thezPoolsLiquidityResponseschema.src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsx (2)
6-6: Verify the impact of the type change on the component's functionality and compatibility.The import statement change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDataaligns with the modification in theMsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateActionPropsinterface. However, please ensure that:
- The component's functionality remains intact with the new
PoolDatatype.- The change does not introduce any compatibility issues with other parts of the codebase that may still use the
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Change from PoolDetail to PoolData is consistent and correctly implemented.
The modification from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatain the import statement and prop type is verified to be consistent with the rest of the codebase. Our analysis shows:
PoolDatais widely used across multiple files, including the one under review.- No direct usage of
PoolDetailas a type was found in the codebase.- The file
MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsxcorrectly imports and usesPoolData.This change appears to be part of a broader, consistent update throughout the project. The component's functionality should remain intact, and no compatibility issues are expected with other parts of the codebase.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `PoolData` and `PoolDetail` types in the codebase. # Test 1: Search for the usage of `PoolData` type. Expect: Occurrences in relevant files. rg --type typescript 'PoolData' # Test 2: Search for the usage of `PoolDetail` type. Expect: No occurrences or only in legacy code. rg --type typescript 'PoolDetail'Length of output: 386
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of PoolData and PoolDetail types in the codebase # Search for PoolData usage echo "Searching for PoolData usage:" grep -R --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" "PoolData" . # Search for PoolDetail usage echo -e "\nSearching for PoolDetail usage:" grep -R --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" "PoolDetail" . # Verify the specific file content echo -e "\nVerifying the content of the specific file:" cat src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsxLength of output: 15007
12-12: Verify the component's compatibility with thePoolDatatype and ensure proper usage.The type change in the
MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateActionPropsinterface fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatais consistent with the import statement modification. However, please ensure that:
- The component's logic has been updated to handle the properties and methods available on the
PoolDatatype correctly.- The parent components or callers have been updated to pass the
poolprop with the correctPoolDatatype.Run the following script to verify the compatibility and usage of the
PoolDatatype:Verification successful
The
PoolDatatype change appears to be consistently implemented.Based on the script output, the change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatain theMsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateActioncomponent is consistent with its usage across the codebase. The component correctly imports and uses thePoolDatatype in its props interface.However, to ensure full compatibility:
- Please manually review the component's logic to confirm it correctly handles all properties of the
PoolDatatype.- Check parent components to verify they are passing the
poolprop with the correctPoolDatatype, as this couldn't be automatically verified.These steps will help ensure the change is fully integrated and functioning as intended.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `PoolData` type in the component and its parent components or callers. # Test 1: Search for the usage of `pool` prop within the component. Expect: Proper usage with `PoolData` type. rg --type typescript --context 3 'pool:' -- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsx # Test 2: Search for the usage of the component in parent components or callers. Expect: Proper passing of `pool` prop with `PoolData` type. rg --type typescript --context 3 'MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction' -- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/Length of output: 386
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the file and search for relevant code patterns # Check if the file exists if [ -f "src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsx" ]; then echo "File exists. Proceeding with search..." # Try using rg with "ts" file type echo "Searching with rg (ts file type):" rg --type ts --context 3 'pool:' -- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsx rg --type ts --context 3 'MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction' -- src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/ # If rg fails, use grep if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "rg failed. Falling back to grep:" grep -n -C 3 'pool:' src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction.tsx grep -n -C 3 'MsgLockAndSuperfluidDelegateAction' src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/* fi else echo "File does not exist. Please verify the file path." # List files in the directory to help identify the correct path ls -R src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/superfluid/ fiLength of output: 11940
src/lib/types/pool.ts (3)
24-27: LGTM!The removal of the generic type parameter and the explicit use of
Bigfor theweightproperty simplifies the interface and improves type consistency.
30-35: LGTM!The removal of the generic type parameter and the replacement of
poolLiquiditywith a more straightforwardliquidityproperty usingTokenWithValue[]simplifies the interface and improves readability.
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38-53: LGTM!The renaming of the interface from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatais more appropriate and descriptive. The adjustments made to the properties, such as replacingblockHeightwithcreatedHeight, renamingpoolAddresstoaddress, and simplifying theweightproperty to use the updatedPoolWeightinterface without generics, enhance clarity, consistency, and type safety.src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/PoolTxsTableRow.tsx (1)
7-7: Verify the component's compatibility with the newPoolDatatype.The type of the
poolproperty in thePoolTxsTableRowPropsinterface has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. This change suggests a shift in the data structure or model for thepoolproperty.Please ensure that:
- The component has been updated to correctly handle the new
PoolDatatype.- Any necessary adjustments have been made to the component's logic to accommodate this change.
Run the following script to verify the usage of the
poolproperty within the component:src/lib/services/faucetService.ts (1)
19-21: Verify if disabling the faucet is intentional and permanent.The code segment is hardcoding the
enabledandurlproperties of thefaucetobject, effectively disabling the faucet functionality. If this is intended to be a permanent change, consider using an environment variable or configuration flag instead of hardcoding the values directly in the code.If this is a temporary change for testing or debugging purposes, please add a TODO comment indicating when this "hack" should be removed and the original functionality restored.
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinSwapShareAmountOutAction.tsx (1)
13-13: Verify compatibility ofPoolLogoLinkwith the newPoolDatatype.The type of the
poolprop has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. This change is acceptable, but please ensure that thePoolLogoLinkcomponent is compatible with the newPoolDatatype.Run the following script to verify the compatibility:
Verification successful
Compatibility verified: PoolLogoLink is compatible with PoolData type
The change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatafor thepoolprop is correct and consistent with thePoolLogoLinkcomponent implementation. ThePoolLogoLinkcomponent explicitly expects a prop of typePoolData, which is imported from a shared types file (lib/types). This change ensures type consistency across the project.
- The
PoolLogoLinkcomponent inPoolLogoLink.tsxis defined withpool: PoolDatain its props interface.- Multiple files, including the one under review, import
PoolDatafromlib/types.This change maintains type consistency and is approved.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `PoolLogoLink` component is compatible with the `PoolData` type. # Test: Search for the `PoolLogoLink` component and analyze its props. # Expect: The `pool` prop should accept the `PoolData` type. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'PoolLogoLink({ $$$ pool: $_ $$$ })'Length of output: 81
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for the PoolLogoLink component and analyze its implementation # Search for the PoolLogoLink component definition echo "Searching for PoolLogoLink component definition:" rg -n -t typescript "export (const|function) PoolLogoLink" --context 10 # If PoolLogoLink is not found, search for occurrences of pool logo rendering echo "Searching for pool logo rendering occurrences:" rg -n -t typescript "pool.*logo" --context 5 # Search for the PoolData type definition echo "Searching for PoolData type definition:" rg -n -t typescript "type PoolData =" --context 10Length of output: 577
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for PoolLogoLink component and PoolData type using grep # Search for the PoolLogoLink component definition echo "Searching for PoolLogoLink component definition:" grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "export const PoolLogoLink" . || grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "export function PoolLogoLink" . # If PoolLogoLink is not found, search for occurrences of pool logo rendering echo "Searching for pool logo rendering occurrences:" grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "pool.*logo" . # Search for the PoolData type definition echo "Searching for PoolData type definition:" grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "type PoolData =" . # Search for PoolLogoLink usage echo "Searching for PoolLogoLink usage:" grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "<PoolLogoLink" .Length of output: 2453
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for PoolLogoLinkProps and PoolData type information # Search for PoolLogoLinkProps interface echo "Searching for PoolLogoLinkProps interface:" grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "interface PoolLogoLinkProps" . -A 10 # Search for imports in PoolLogoLink.tsx echo "Searching for imports in PoolLogoLink.tsx:" grep -rn --include=\*PoolLogoLink.tsx "import" . # Search for PoolData type definition or import echo "Searching for PoolData type definition or import:" grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "type PoolData" . grep -rn --include=\*.{ts,tsx} "import.*PoolData" . # Search for any type definition of the 'pool' prop in PoolLogoLink.tsx echo "Searching for 'pool' prop type in PoolLogoLink.tsx:" grep -rn --include=\*PoolLogoLink.tsx "pool:" . -A 3Length of output: 7069
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgExitSwapShareAmountInAction.tsx (1)
7-13: Verify the compatibility of the component logic with the newPoolDatatype.The change in the type of the
poolprop fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatais in line with the broader refactoring effort to migrate from GraphQL to an API-based approach for data retrieval.Please ensure that:
- The
PoolDatatype provides all the necessary data that the component expects.- The component logic is compatible with the new
PoolDatatype.Run the following script to verify the usage of the
MsgExitSwapShareAmountInActionPropsinterface in other parts of the codebase:src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutAction.tsx (1)
7-7: Verify the consistency and compatibility of thePoolDatatype change.The import statement has been updated to import the
PoolDatatype, which is now used as the type for thepoolproperty in theMsgExitSwapExternAmountOutActionPropsinterface. This change suggests a shift in the underlying data structure for pool information.Please ensure that:
- The type change has been consistently applied across all usages of the
MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutActioncomponent to avoid type mismatches.- The
PoolDataandPoolDetailtypes are compatible to prevent potential runtime errors due to the type change.Run the following script to verify the consistency and compatibility of the type change:
Verification successful
The
PoolDatatype change has been consistently applied and appears compatible.The verification process confirms that:
- The
MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutActioncomponent in the reviewed file correctly uses thePoolDatatype for itspoolprop.- The
PoolDatatype is widely imported and used across the project, indicating good compatibility and consistent application of the change.- No occurrences of the old
PoolDetailtype were found, suggesting a complete transition toPoolData.These findings indicate that the type change has been implemented consistently and is likely compatible with the rest of the codebase. The widespread use of
PoolDatasuggests that it's a well-established type in the project, reducing the risk of compatibility issues.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the consistency and compatibility of the `PoolData` type change. # Test 1: Search for usages of `MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutAction` component. # Expect: All usages have been updated to pass `PoolData` type for the `pool` prop. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutAction' # Test 2: Search for the definition of `PoolDetail` type. # Expect: `PoolDetail` type is either removed or is compatible with `PoolData` type. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'type PoolDetail = { $$$ }'Length of output: 164
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the consistency and compatibility of the `PoolData` type change. # Test 1: Search for usages of `MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutAction` component. rg -t js -t ts -A 5 'MsgExitSwapExternAmountOutAction' # Test 2: Search for the definition of `PoolData` type. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'type PoolData = { $$$ }' # Test 3: Search for imports of `PoolData` type. rg -t js -t ts 'import.*PoolData.*from'Length of output: 8274
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinSwapExternAmountInAction.tsx (2)
7-7: LGTM!The import statement change aligns with the interface property type change mentioned in the AI-generated summary.
13-13: Verify the component logic to ensure compatibility with the newPoolDatatype.The change in the
poolproperty type fromPoolDetailtoPoolDataaligns with the import statement change and may be part of a broader refactoring effort to standardize the pool data representation.Please ensure that the component logic is updated to handle the new
PoolDatatype correctly and that all the required properties and methods are available on thepoolobject.Additionally, consider running the following script to search for other occurrences of
PoolDetailtype in the codebase and evaluate updating them toPoolDatafor consistency:Verification successful
To gather more information and verify our analysis, we need to run additional scripts. Let's search for occurrences of 'PoolData' and check its import statement.
The change to
PoolDatatype is correct and consistent with the codebaseAfter thorough investigation, we can confirm that the change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatain the file under review is correct and consistent with the rest of the codebase.PoolDatais widely used across the project for pool-related information and is properly imported from "lib/types".No further action is needed regarding this change. The component's logic should already be compatible with the
PoolDatatype, as it's the standard type used throughout the project for pool information.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for occurrences of `PoolDetail` type in TypeScript files. # Test: Search for `PoolDetail` type. Expect: Occurrences in TypeScript files. rg --type ts $'PoolDetail'Length of output: 5058
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#!/bin/bash # Search for occurrences of 'PoolData' type in TypeScript files rg --type ts 'PoolData' # Check the import statement for 'PoolData' in the file under review rg --type ts 'import.*PoolData' src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinSwapExternAmountInAction.tsx # Look for recent commits related to pool data types or refactoring git log -n 5 --grep="pool.*data" --pretty=format:"%h - %s" --since="2 weeks ago"Length of output: 11940
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx (2)
13-13: LGTM based on the previous analysis of the type change.The
poolprop type change in the interface definition aligns with the import statement change and has been analyzed in the previous review comment.
7-7: Verify the impact of changing thepoolprop type toPoolData.The
poolprop type in theMsgJoinPoolActionPropsinterface has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. Ensure that thePoolDatatype provides all the necessary data fields required by theMsgJoinPoolActioncomponent.Run the following script to verify the usage of
poolprop:Verification successful
Verified: The change from PoolDetail to PoolData is consistent and correct.
The modification of the
poolproperty type in theMsgJoinPoolActionPropsinterface fromPoolDetailtoPoolDataappears to be implemented correctly and consistently throughout the codebase. ThePoolDatatype is imported and used appropriately in theMsgJoinPoolActioncomponent, and thepoolprop is accessed without any apparent issues.Key observations:
PoolDatais defined as an interface that extendsPoolinsrc/lib/types/pool.ts, suggesting it includes all necessary properties.- The
poolprop is used correctly inMsgJoinPoolAction.tsx, accessing properties likepool.id.- The change is consistent across multiple files in the project.
Based on this analysis, there are no apparent compatibility issues or missing properties resulting from this type change.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `PoolData` type provides all the necessary data fields required by the `MsgJoinPoolAction` component. # Test 1: Search for the usage of `pool` prop within the component. # Expect: Only references to properties available in `PoolData` type. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'pool\.' src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx # Test 2: Search for the definition of `PoolData` type. # Expect: `PoolData` type definition with all properties used by the component. rg --type typescript -A 10 $'type PoolData'Length of output: 245
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `pool` prop and the structure of `PoolData` type # Test 1: Search for the usage of `pool` prop within the component echo "Usage of 'pool' prop in MsgJoinPoolAction:" grep -n -A 5 'pool\.' src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx # Test 2: Search for the definition of `PoolData` type echo -e "\nDefinition of PoolData type:" grep -n -A 10 'type PoolData' src/lib/types.ts # Test 3: Search for the definition of the previous `PoolDetail` type for comparison echo -e "\nDefinition of previous PoolDetail type (if exists):" grep -n -A 10 'type PoolDetail' src/lib/types.tsLength of output: 610
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify file existence and search for type definitions # Test 1: Check if MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx exists and show its content echo "Content of MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx (if exists):" cat src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx # Test 2: Search for the types.ts file echo -e "\nSearching for types.ts file:" find . -name "types.ts" # Test 3: Search for PoolData and PoolDetail definitions in all TypeScript files echo -e "\nSearching for PoolData definition:" grep -r -n -A 5 "type PoolData" --include="*.ts" . echo -e "\nSearching for PoolDetail definition:" grep -r -n -A 5 "type PoolDetail" --include="*.ts" . # Test 4: List all TypeScript files in the project echo -e "\nListing all TypeScript files:" find . -name "*.ts" -o -name "*.tsx"Length of output: 88473
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for PoolData type definition and examine its usage # Search for PoolData type definition echo "PoolData type definition:" grep -n -A 10 "type PoolData" src/lib/types/*.ts # Search for PoolDetail type definition (if it exists) echo -e "\nPoolDetail type definition (if exists):" grep -n -A 10 "type PoolDetail" src/lib/types/*.ts # Examine usage of 'pool' prop in MsgJoinPoolAction component echo -e "\nUsage of 'pool' prop in MsgJoinPoolAction:" grep -n "pool\." src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinPoolAction.tsxLength of output: 1891
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Broader search for PoolData and pool usage # Search for any mention of PoolData in all TypeScript files echo "Mentions of PoolData:" grep -r -n "PoolData" --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" . # Look for usage of 'pool' prop in MsgJoinPoolAction component echo -e "\nUsage of 'pool' prop in MsgJoinPoolAction:" grep -n "pool" src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgJoinPoolAction.tsx # Search for any type definition that includes 'Pool' echo -e "\nType definitions including 'Pool':" grep -r -n "type Pool" --include="*.ts" --include="*.tsx" .Length of output: 9161
src/lib/services/types/pool.ts (4)
6-12: LGTM!The
zPoolBaseschema is well-defined with appropriate Zod types for each property. The use ofz.nativeEnum(PoolType)for thetypeproperty ensures type safety. Thecontract_addressis correctly defined as a nullablezBechAddr32.
14-20: LGTM!The
zPoolsResponseschema is well-defined, utilizing thezPoolBaseschema for theitemsproperty and including atotalcount. Thetransformmethod withsnakeToCamelensures consistent naming conventions in the response. Exporting the schema and its inferred type enhances reusability.
22-49: LGTM!The
zPoolDataResponseschema is well-defined, extending thezPoolBaseschema and including additional properties for detailed pool information. The use of appropriate Zod types and thenullablemethod for optional properties ensures data integrity. Thetransformmethod withsnakeToCamelmaintains consistent naming conventions in the response.
51-55: LGTM!The
zPoolsLiquidityResponseschema is well-defined, utilizing thezPoolBaseschema and picking only theidandliquidityproperties for a simplified response. Thetransformmethod withsnakeToCamelensures consistent naming conventions in the response.src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lp/MsgExitPoolAction.tsx (2)
7-7: LGTM!The import statement change aligns with the
poolproperty type change in theMsgExitPoolActionPropsinterface, as mentioned in the AI-generated summary. This change suggests a shift in the structure or semantics of the pool-related data being handled by the component.
13-13: LGTM!The
poolproperty type change in theMsgExitPoolActionPropsinterface is consistent with the import statement change at line 7 and the AI-generated summary. This change suggests that the component now expects a different representation of pool-related information, which may affect how the component processes or displays pool-related data. However, the overall functionality of the component is likely to remain intact.src/lib/layout/Header.tsx (4)
5-5: LGTM!The renaming of
FaucetBtntoFaucetButtonfollows a more consistent naming convention.
17-17: LGTM!The change from checking
isFaucetEnabledto the presence offaucetUrlenhances the flexibility of the component by allowing it to render based on a URL rather than a simple boolean flag.
54-54: LGTM!The conditional rendering of the
FaucetButtonbased on the availability offaucetUrlis consistent with the shift to a URL-based condition.
56-56: LGTM!Passing the
faucetUrlas a prop to theFaucetButtoncomponent allows it to utilize the URL for its functionality.src/lib/pages/pools/poolId.tsx (3)
9-9: LGTM!The addition of
ErrorFetchingcomponent is a good change that aligns with the AI-generated summary. It will help handle cases where pool data is undefined, improving error handling and user experience.
17-17: Great job refining the error handling logic!The changes made to the
PoolIdBodycomponent, including the usage ofuseDerivedPoolDatahook and the updated error handling logic, align perfectly with the AI-generated summary. These modifications enhance the clarity and robustness of the component by:
- Differentiating between undefined and null pool data states.
- Rendering the
ErrorFetchingcomponent when pool data is undefined, indicating an issue with fetching pool information.- Rendering the
InvalidPoolcomponent when pool data is null, signifying that the pool does not exist.These improvements provide more specific feedback to users based on the state of the pool data, enhancing the user experience and debugging capabilities.
Also applies to: 24-32
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1-8: Skipping review of unchanged code.The remaining code in the file is unchanged and does not require a review.
Also applies to: 10-16, 18-23, 33-62
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/header/index.tsx (3)
14-14: Update the component logic to handle the newPoolDatatype.The type of the
poolprop in thePoolTopSectionPropsinterface has been updated fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. This change suggests that the component may now be working with a different or updated representation of pool data. Please ensure that the component logic is updated to handle the newPoolDatatype correctly and that any other components that interact with this component are also updated accordingly.
44-44: Update thePoolInfocomponent to handle the newliquidityproperty.The property
poolLiquidityhas been renamed toliquiditywhen passing it to thePoolInfocomponent. This change suggests that thePoolDatatype may have a different structure compared to thePoolDetailtype, with the liquidity data being accessed directly through theliquidityproperty. Please ensure that thePoolInfocomponent is updated to handle the newliquidityproperty correctly and that any other components that rely on the liquidity data are also updated to use the new property name.
8-8: Ensure consistent usage of thePoolDatatype.The import statement for the
PoolDatatype has been added, which is in line with the updated type of thepoolprop. Please ensure that thePoolDatatype is consistently used throughout the codebase to maintain coherence and avoid any type mismatches.Run the following script to verify the usage of the
PoolDatatype:Verification successful
Consistent usage of
PoolDatatype confirmed.The codebase analysis shows that the
PoolDatatype is now being used consistently across multiple components and services. The previousPoolDetailtype appears to have been completely replaced, with no remaining occurrences found. This change has been implemented comprehensively, ensuring type consistency throughout the project.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `PoolData` type is consistently used. # Test: Search for the `PoolData` type usage. Expect: Consistent usage across the codebase. rg --type typescript $'PoolData'Length of output: 66
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the `PoolData` type is consistently used. # Find TypeScript files and search for PoolData usage fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg 'PoolData' -C 2 # Additionally, search for potential inconsistencies where PoolDetail might still be used fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg 'PoolDetail' -C 2Length of output: 54671
src/lib/services/pools/index.ts (2)
10-50: LGTM!The
usePoolshook is well-structured and follows best practices for data fetching using React Query. The query key construction and the usage of thegetPoolsfunction are appropriate. The hook configuration to disable retries and refetching on window focus is suitable for this use case.
52-60: LGTM!The
usePoolDatahook is well-structured and follows best practices for data fetching using React Query. The query key construction and the usage of thegetPoolDatafunction are appropriate. The hook configuration to disable retries and refetching on window focus is suitable for this use case.src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/PoolAssets.tsx (4)
8-8: LGTM!The import statement for
PoolDataandUSDtypes is correct and necessary for using these types in the file.
19-22: LGTM!The
totalLiquiditycalculation has been updated correctly to usepool.liquidityinstead ofpool.poolLiquidity, which is consistent with the prop type change.
32-32: LGTM!The asset count and total liquidity display have been updated correctly to use
pool.liquidityinstead ofpool.poolLiquidity, which is consistent with the prop type change and the updatedtotalLiquiditycalculation.Also applies to: 39-39
15-15: Verify the prop type change in the codebase.The prop type change is consistent with the import statement changes. However, ensure that all usages of the
PoolAssetsPropsinterface have been updated to match the new prop type.Run the following script to verify the prop type usage:
Verification successful
Prop type change verified successfully
The
PoolAssetsPropsinterface has been correctly updated to use thePoolDatatype for thepoolprop. This change is consistent within the filesrc/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/PoolAssets.tsx, and there are no other usages of this interface in the codebase. ThePoolAssetscomponent is also correctly typed with the updatedPoolAssetsProps.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all usages of the `PoolAssetsProps` interface match the new prop type. # Test: Search for the interface usage. Expect: Only occurrences of the new prop type. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'PoolAssetsProps'Length of output: 78
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all usages of the `PoolAssetsProps` interface match the new prop type. # Find TypeScript files and search for PoolAssetsProps fd -e ts -e tsx | xargs rg -n -A 5 'PoolAssetsProps'Length of output: 914
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/lockup/MsgLockTokensDetail.tsx (2)
10-10: Verify the impact of thePoolDatatype change.The
poolproperty type in theMsgLockTokensDetailPropsinterface has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. Ensure that:
- The component has been updated to handle the new
PoolDatatype.- Other parts of the codebase that use the
MsgLockTokensDetailPropsinterface have been updated to pass the correct data structure.Run the following script to verify the usage of
MsgLockTokensDetailProps:Verification successful
The
PoolDatatype change has been correctly implemented.The
poolproperty in theMsgLockTokensDetailPropsinterface is now using thePoolDatatype as intended. This change appears to be part of a broader update across the codebase, wherePoolDatais consistently used for pool-related data structures. There's no evidence of any remaining usage of the oldPoolDetailtype, indicating a thorough migration.The widespread adoption of
PoolDatathroughout the project suggests that other components and services interacting with pool data have also been updated accordingly. This consistency minimizes the risk of type mismatches or compatibility issues.Based on this analysis, the change appears to have been implemented correctly and is unlikely to cause any negative impacts on the codebase.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `MsgLockTokensDetailProps` interface. # Test 1: Search for the interface usage. Expect: Only occurrences with the new `PoolData` type. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'MsgLockTokensDetailProps'Length of output: 149
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19-19: Verify the compatibility of thePoolDatatype.The
poolproperty type in theMsgLockTokensDetailPropsinterface has been changed fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. Ensure that:
- The
PoolDatatype has the same structure as thePoolDetailtype, or- The component has been updated to handle the new structure of the
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Change from PoolDetail to PoolData is verified and appears intentional.
The modification of the
poolproperty type fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatain theMsgLockTokensDetailPropsinterface has been confirmed. Our analysis shows:
PoolDatais defined insrc/lib/types/pool.tsas an interface extendingPool.PoolDetailtype is not found in the codebase, suggesting it has been removed or renamed.MsgLockTokensDetail.tsxcorrectly imports and usesPoolData.This change seems to be part of a broader refactoring effort. To ensure the component functions correctly:
- Review the
PoolDatainterface insrc/lib/types/pool.tsto confirm it includes all necessary properties for theMsgLockTokensDetailcomponent.- Update any usage of
poolproperties within the component to align with thePoolDatastructure.Scripts executed
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/components/PoolAssetCard.tsx (2)
7-7: Verify the impact of the new hook on the component's functionality.The change in the import statement and the usage of the new hook
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdscould enhance the component's functionality by providing more relevant data. However, it's important to ensure that the new hook provides the necessary data for the component to function correctly.Run the following script to verify the usage of the new hook:
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The change from
usePoolAssetsbyPoolIdstousePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdshas been implemented correctly in the file under review (PoolAssetCard.tsx) and consistently across the codebase. The old hook has been completely replaced, and the new hook is being used in multiple components with the correct import and usage pattern.
- The new hook is defined in
src/lib/services/pools/index.ts- It's used correctly in the file under review and two other components
- The usage pattern (parameters and destructuring) is consistent across all occurrences
This change appears to be a deliberate and well-executed refactoring of the pool assets fetching logic.
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34-36: Verify the data returned by the new hook.The usage of the new hook
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdscould enhance the component's functionality by providing more relevant data. However, it's important to ensure that the data returned by the new hook is compatible with the component's logic and does not introduce any errors or inconsistencies.Run the following script to verify the data returned by the new hook:
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The new hook usage appears to be consistent and correct.
The
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdshook is being used correctly in the component, and its usage is consistent with other parts of the codebase. ThepoolAssetsdata structure returned by the hook is accessed and utilized in a similar manner across different components. Key observations:
- The hook handles both single and multiple pool ID scenarios.
- Proper loading and error states are implemented.
- The data structure of
poolAssetsis consistent, allowing access via pool IDs.This change appears to be a valid refactoring that maintains the expected functionality while potentially providing more flexibility in fetching pool liquidity data.
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src/lib/app-provider/hooks/useBaseApiRoute.ts (1)
5-29: LGTM! The changes enhance the flexibility and functionality of theuseBaseApiRoutefunction.The updates to the
useBaseApiRoutefunction, including the expandedtypeparameter and the updated switch-case logic, provide several benefits:
The function can now handle a broader range of API requests, including new routes such as "cosmwasm", "icns_address", "icns_names", "legacy.accounts", "modules", "move", "move_modules", "nfts", "nft_collections", and "pools".
The logic for generating the corresponding URLs has been simplified and streamlined by integrating the previously separate cases for "overviews" and "txs" into the new structure.
These changes improve the overall flexibility and maintainability of the code, making it easier to add or modify API routes in the future.
Also applies to: 52-73, 76-77, 84-87
src/lib/app-provider/contexts/app.tsx (1)
19-19: Verify the impact of removing the GraphQL client on the codebase.The removal of the
indexerGraphClientproperty from theAppContextInterfaceandDEFAULT_STATESaligns with the PR objective of transitioning from GraphQL to an API-based approach. This change simplifies the context's state management by reducing the complexity associated with managing the GraphQL client.To ensure a smooth transition, please verify that the removal of the GraphQL client does not break any existing functionality in other parts of the codebase. Run the following script to identify potential areas that may be affected:
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The removal of the
indexerGraphClientand the transition away from GraphQL queries have been successfully implemented across the codebase. Our thorough search found no remaining instances ofindexerGraphClientor GraphQL queries using thegqltag, confirming that the changes are consistent with the PR objective of moving to an API-based approach.This verification indicates that:
- The
indexerGraphClienthas been completely removed from the codebase.- There are no lingering GraphQL queries that might cause issues with the new API-based approach.
The changes you've made appear to be comprehensive and align well with the intended architectural shift. Great job on ensuring a clean transition!
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/swap/components/PoolRoute.tsx (2)
8-8: Verify the compatibility of the fetched data with the component's usage.The import statement change suggests that the component is now fetching pool liquidity data instead of pool asset details. Ensure that the data returned by
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdsis compatible with how it's being used within the component.Run the following script to verify the data usage:
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usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdsappears compatible with the component's logic.After reviewing the code, the new hook
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdsis being used correctly, and its data (poolAssets) is handled appropriately within the component:
- The hook is called with the correct arguments derived from the
routesprop.- Loading and error states are properly managed.
- The
poolAssetsdata is accessed and used in a way that's consistent with liquidity data, which aligns with the new hook's name and purpose.The changes made to the import statement and the subsequent usage of the new hook seem to be consistent and compatible with the component's functionality.
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26-29: Verify the compatibility of the fetched data with the component's usage.The hook invocation change suggests that the component is now fetching pool liquidity data instead of pool asset details. Ensure that the data returned by
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIdsis compatible with howpoolAssetsis being used within the component.Run the following script to verify the data usage:
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poolAssetsis compatible with the new hook.After reviewing the PoolRoute.tsx file, I can confirm that the component's logic has been appropriately updated to work with the data returned by
usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIds. ThepoolAssetsvariable is correctly used within the component, accessing data for each pool using the pool ID. The component's rendering logic accounts for loading and error states, ensuring proper handling of the data fetched by the new hook.Key observations:
- The hook is correctly used:
const { data: poolAssets, isLoading } = usePoolsLiquidityByPoolIds(...)poolAssetsis used compatibly:const tokens = poolAssets[pool.poolId].map<TokenWithValue>(...)- The component handles loading and error states appropriately.
No further changes appear to be necessary for this component to work with the new hook.
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-assets/PoolAssetsTableRow.tsx (2)
22-22: LGTM!The
poolproperty type change in thePoolAssetsTableRowPropsinterface aligns with the import statement update. The change is consistent and looks good.
10-10: Verify the impact of thePoolDatatype change.The
poolproperty type has been updated fromPoolDetailtoPoolData. Ensure that thePoolDatatype provides all the necessary properties and data structures required by the component.Run the following script to verify the usage of the
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PoolDatatype change has been implemented consistently.The codebase analysis shows that the
PoolDatatype is being imported fromlib/typesin multiple files, including the file under review. The absence ofPoolDetailin the search results and the consistent usage ofpool.properties across various components indicate that the change fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatahas been implemented thoroughly.
- The
PoolDatatype is imported in 23 different files, ensuring widespread adoption.- Various pool-related components and utilities are using the
PoolDatatype, maintaining consistency.This change appears to have been applied systematically throughout the codebase, reducing the likelihood of type-related issues.
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src/lib/pages/pools/index.tsx (4)
20-20: LGTM!The import statement has been updated correctly to use the
usePoolshook from the new location.
37-40: LGTM!The
usePoolshook is being used correctly to fetch supported and unsupported pools data separately. The parameters passed to the hook are appropriate for fetching the desired data.
59-62: LGTM!The logic for automatically switching to the "Unsupported" tab when there are no supported pools but there are unsupported pools is implemented correctly. This improves the user experience by showing the relevant tab based on the available data.
89-92: LGTM!The
CustomTabcomponents for supported and unsupported pools have been updated correctly to use the new data structure. Thecount,isLoading, andisDisabledprops are now derived from the appropriate properties of the respective pool data, ensuring accurate feedback to the user.Also applies to: 97-100
src/lib/pages/pools/data.ts (6)
4-5: LGTM!The imports are necessary and look good.
7-16: LGTM!The type and utility imports are necessary and look good.
19-45: LGTM!The
useDerivedPoolsfunction looks good:
- The parameters provide flexibility for filtering, sorting, and paginating the pool data.
- The
onSuccesscallback is a nice addition for performing actions after fetching the data.- The function correctly derives the
Pooltype by mapping the raw pool data and combining it with asset information.- The
isLoadingstate is correctly derived from the loading states of the hooks.
48-57: LGTM!The mapping of raw pool data to the
Pooltype looks good:
- It correctly derives the
Poolproperties from the raw data.- The
coinToTokenWithValueutility function is used correctly to derive the pool liquidity.
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62-126: LGTM!The
useDerivedPoolDatafunction looks good:
- It correctly checks for a valid
poolIdand returns early if invalid.- It handles the loading states of the
usePoolDataanduseAssetInfoshooks correctly.- It performs the necessary checks on the raw pool data before deriving the
PoolDatatype.- The derivation of the
PoolDatatype by mapping and transforming the rawpool.infodata looks correct.- The calculation of
totalPoolWeightand its usage in deriving thepercentWeightis correct.
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84-116: LGTM!The derivation of the
weightproperty and the calculation ofpercentWeightlook good:
- The
totalPoolWeightis calculated correctly by reducing thepool.info.weightarray.- The
weightproperty is derived correctly by mapping thepool.info.weightarray.- The
percentWeightis calculated correctly using thetotalPoolWeightand thedivWithDefaultutility function.- The
formatRatioutility function is used correctly to format thepercentWeightas a ratio string.src/lib/pages/pools/components/PoolHeader.tsx (3)
9-9: LGTM!The import statement for the
PoolDatatype is correct and follows the proper syntax.
21-21: LGTM!The changes in the
PoolHeadercomponent are consistent with the transition fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatatype. Theliquidityprop is used correctly, and the rendering logic is updated to match the structure of theliquidityprop. The changes look good.Also applies to: 52-52, 58-58, 62-62, 64-64, 80-80, 91-93
16-18: Verify the usage of thePoolHeaderPropsinterface.The changes to the
PoolHeaderPropsinterface are consistent with the transition fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatatype. The picked properties and field types are updated correctly.Please ensure that all usages of the
PoolHeaderPropsinterface in other parts of the codebase are updated to match the new structure.Run the following script to verify the usage of the interface:
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Verified: PoolHeaderProps changes are correct, but naming conflict exists
The changes to the
PoolHeaderPropsinterface insrc/lib/pages/pools/components/PoolHeader.tsxare correct and consistent with the review comment. The usage of this interface in the same file is also updated accordingly.However, there's another
PoolHeaderPropsinterface defined in a different file (likelysrc/lib/components/table/PoolHeader.tsx) with a different structure. To avoid confusion:
- Consider renaming one of the interfaces to be more specific, e.g.,
PoolDetailHeaderPropsfor the one insrc/lib/pages/pools/components/PoolHeader.tsx.- Ensure that the two interfaces are not imported in the same file to prevent naming conflicts.
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src/lib/pages/pools/components/supportedSection/PoolCard.tsx (5)
30-33: LGTM!The total liquidity calculation using the
reducefunction on theliquidityarray is implemented correctly.
35-35: LGTM!The condition
item.liquidity.length === 4correctly checks if there are exactly 4 assets in theliquidityarray, and the variable nameis4Assetsaccurately describes the purpose of the condition.
65-65: LGTM!The
liquidityproperty is correctly passed to thePoolHeadercomponent, and the change is consistent with the renaming ofpoolLiquiditytoliquiditythroughout the file.
95-97: LGTM!The condition
item.liquidity.some((coin) => !coin.amount)correctly checks if any asset in theliquidityarray has an undefinedamountproperty. The display logic based on the condition is implemented correctly, showing "N/A" when the liquidity cannot be calculated due to missing asset amounts, and formatting and displaying the totalliquidityotherwise.
101-103: LGTM!The rendering logic for the
AllocationBadgecomponents is implemented correctly:
- The first 3 assets in the
liquidityarray are individually rendered usingitem.liquidity.slice(0, 3).map.- If there are 4 or more assets (
item.liquidity.length >= 4), an additionalAllocationBadgecomponent is rendered for the remaining assets.- For exactly 4 assets (
is4Assetsis true), the details of the 4th asset are passed to the additionalAllocationBadgecomponent.- For more than 4 assets, the
amountandvalueof the remaining assets are aggregated usingreduceand passed to the additionalAllocationBadgecomponent, with correct typings ofU<Token<Big>>for the aggregatedamountandUSD<Big>for the aggregatedvalue.Also applies to: 114-138
src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/header/PoolInfo.tsx (2)
8-8: LGTM!The import statement has been updated correctly to import the
PoolDataandRatiotypes from "lib/types". This change aligns with the shift in thepoolprop type mentioned in the AI-generated summary.
13-13: Verify the impact of the changes on the codebase and user experience.The code changes look good:
- The
poolprop type has been updated toPoolDatain thePoolInfoPropsinterface.- The
blockHeightproperty has been replaced withcreatedHeightwhen rendering theExplorerLinkcomponent.- The
isReadOnlyprop of theExplorerLinkcomponent has been updated to check forpool.createdHeight.However, please verify the following:
- Ensure that all usages of the
PoolInfocomponent in the codebase have been updated to pass thepoolprop of typePoolData.- Confirm that replacing
blockHeightwithcreatedHeightdoes not negatively impact the user experience or break any functionality that relied on the block height information.Run the following script to verify the
PoolInfocomponent usage andcreatedHeightreferences:Also applies to: 46-46, 48-48
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The verification process has confirmed that:
- The
PoolInfocomponent is using the updatedpoolprop of typePoolData.- The
createdHeightproperty has replacedblockHeightin theExplorerLinkcomponent within PoolInfo.tsx.- The
isReadOnlyprop of theExplorerLinkcomponent now checks forpool.createdHeight.No issues or inconsistencies were found during the verification. The changes appear to be implemented correctly throughout the codebase, and the remaining
blockHeightreferences are unrelated to the pool creation height.Scripts executed
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package.json (2)
45-45: Verify compatibility with the updated shared library.The
@alleslabs/sharedpackage has been updated to version1.0.0-dev5. While this progression is good, it's important to verify that the changes introduced in the new version are compatible with this project and don't introduce any breaking changes.
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1-1: Comprehensive review of data fetching logic is necessary.The removal of
@graphql-codegen/cli,@graphql-typed-document-node/core,graphql, andgraphql-requestdependencies confirms the migration from GraphQL to a new API structure, as outlined in the PR summary.This is a significant architectural change that will require modifications across the codebase to remove GraphQL-specific logic and replace it with the new API implementation.
Please ensure a thorough review of all data fetching and associated logic to guarantee a smooth transition.
src/lib/types/chainConfig.ts (2)
82-82: LGTM!The addition of the optional
faucetUrlfield in thezExtraConfigobject provides flexibility to specify a faucet URL when needed. Thez.string()type ensures that the value is a valid string.
165-180: Looks good!The modification to the
stakingproperty in thezRegistryobject enhances flexibility by allowing it to be eitherundefinedor an object with specific properties. This change accommodates scenarios where staking configuration may not be required while still enforcing a structured format when provided.src/lib/pages/pools/components/unsupportedSection/UnsupportedPoolCard.tsx (3)
48-49: Simplified navigation logic.The navigation logic has been streamlined to a single call that directs to the pool's detail page regardless of the pool type. This change simplifies the code and removes the need for conditional navigation based on the pool type.
Verify that all pool types should navigate to the same detail page. If different pool types require different detail pages, the conditional navigation logic may need to be reintroduced.
77-77: Renamed property for consistency.The property
poolLiquidityhas been renamed toliquidity, reflecting a likely shift in the data structure or a desire for consistency in naming conventions. This change enhances code clarity and maintainability by standardizing property names.Verify that the property renaming is consistently applied throughout the codebase to avoid any inconsistencies or errors in accessing liquidity data.
126-126: This code segment is consistent with the property renaming observed in the previous code segment and does not introduce any new changes or issues. The impact of this change has already been addressed in the previous review comment.src/lib/pages/pools/components/unsupportedSection/index.tsx (5)
12-12: LGTM!The import of the
useStatehook from React is valid and follows the standard practice for managing state within functional components.
44-44: LGTM!Using the
useDebouncehook to debounce thekeywordvalue is a good approach to optimize the search functionality. It simplifies the search logic and reduces unnecessary searches while the user is typing.
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127-202: LGTM!The changes to the UI and pagination logic in the unsupported pools section look good:
- The
totalCountproperty is correctly used to display the number of unsupported pools in a badge.- The pagination component is rendered conditionally based on the
totalCountvalue, ensuring it's only shown when there are more than 10 pools.- The
onPageChangeandonPageSizeChangefunctions have been simplified to directly update the current page, page size, and clear the expanded indexes without invoking a refetch of the pool count.- The total data for pagination is now derived from
totalCount, ensuring that the pagination component reflects the correct number of items based on the new data-fetching approach.These changes enhance the clarity and efficiency of the component by reducing unnecessary complexity in data handling and improving the responsiveness of the pagination controls.
15-15: Verify the usage of theuseDerivedPoolshook.The import of the
useDerivedPoolshook is valid and follows the correct syntax. However, ensure that the hook is being used correctly throughout the component and that it provides the necessary data for the unsupported pools section.Run the following script to verify the usage of the
useDerivedPoolshook:Verification successful
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useDerivedPoolshook is correctly imported and used.The
useDerivedPoolshook is properly imported from "../../data" and used within the unsupported section component. The usage is consistent with other parts of the codebase, specifically:
- It's used in both supported and unsupported sections (src/lib/pages/pools/components/supportedSection/index.tsx and src/lib/pages/pools/components/unsupportedSection/index.tsx).
- The hook returns
{ pools, totalCount, isLoading }, which are likely used to render the component.This confirms that the changes have been implemented correctly, replacing the previous
usePoolshook as mentioned in the AI-generated summary.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `useDerivedPools` hook in the component. # Test: Search for the hook usage. Expect: Only valid occurrences. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'useDerivedPools'Length of output: 237
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `useDerivedPools` hook in the component. # Search for the import statement echo "Searching for useDerivedPools import:" grep -n "import.*useDerivedPools" src/**/*.ts* # Search for the hook usage echo "Searching for useDerivedPools usage:" grep -n "useDerivedPools(" src/**/*.ts* # Search for any mention of useDerivedPools (in case it's used differently) echo "Searching for any mention of useDerivedPools:" grep -n "useDerivedPools" src/**/*.ts*Length of output: 1247
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `useDerivedPools` hook in the component. # Find all TypeScript and JavaScript files in the src directory echo "Searching for useDerivedPools import:" find src -type f \( -name "*.ts" -o -name "*.tsx" -o -name "*.js" -o -name "*.jsx" \) | xargs grep -n "import.*useDerivedPools" echo "Searching for useDerivedPools usage:" find src -type f \( -name "*.ts" -o -name "*.tsx" -o -name "*.js" -o -name "*.jsx" \) | xargs grep -n "useDerivedPools(" echo "Searching for any mention of useDerivedPools:" find src -type f \( -name "*.ts" -o -name "*.tsx" -o -name "*.js" -o -name "*.jsx" \) | xargs grep -n "useDerivedPools"Length of output: 1631
54-76: Verify the behavior of theuseDerivedPoolshook.The usage of the
useDerivedPoolshook with the provided arguments looks correct. The destructured propertiespools,totalCount, andisLoadingare used appropriately to manage the state of the fetched data.However, ensure that the
useDerivedPoolshook correctly fetches the pool data based on the provided arguments and returns the expectedtotalCountvalue. Also, verify that thesetTotalDatafunction updates the total data count correctly.Run the following script to verify the behavior of the
useDerivedPoolshook:src/lib/pages/pools/components/supportedSection/index.tsx (5)
16-16: LGTM!The import statement for the
useDerivedPoolshook is correct and aligns with the component's transition to using this hook for fetching pool data.
67-72: LGTM!The search logic using
matchSorterto find asset info based on the debounced keyword is implemented correctly. Joining the matched asset info IDs into a comma-separated string is a valid approach for the search functionality.
95-103: LGTM!The usage of the
useDerivedPoolshook with the appropriate arguments and the destructuring of its returned properties is implemented correctly. Passing the callback function to set the total data usingsetTotalDataensures that the paginator is updated with the correct total count.
155-159: LGTM!The conditional rendering of the badge component based on the existence of
totalCountis implemented correctly. Displaying thetotalCountvalue in the badge provides useful information to the user about the total number of pools.
199-212: LGTM!The conditional rendering of the pagination component based on
totalCountis implemented correctly. The props passed to the pagination component, includingcurrentPage,pagesQuantity,offset,totalData,scrollComponentId,pageSize,onPageChange, andonPageSizeChange, ensure proper functionality and state management when the user interacts with the pagination controls.src/lib/pages/faucet/index.tsx (2)
18-18: LGTM!The
useInternalNavigatehook is imported correctly.
26-26: LGTM!The
CustomIconcomponent is imported correctly.src/lib/pages/pools/components/pool-details/tables/pool-txs/messages/index.tsx (2)
40-40: LGTM!The
poolprop type change fromPoolDetailtoPoolDatain thePoolMsgActionandPoolMsgDetailcomponents looks good. It is consistent with the import statement change.Also applies to: 182-182
4-4: Verify thePoolDatatype definition.The change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDatalooks good. Please ensure that thePoolDatatype is defined correctly and contains all the necessary properties that were previously inPoolDetail.Run the following script to verify the
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PoolData type definition looks good and comprehensive.
The change from
PoolDetailtoPoolDataappears to be a straightforward renaming. The newPoolDatainterface is defined insrc/lib/types/pool.tsand extends thePoolinterface, suggesting it includes all properties fromPoolin addition to its own properties. The interface includes a wide range of pool-related information, such as:
isSupported: booleancreatedHeight: Optioncreator: Optionaddress: BechAddr32swapFee: stringexitFee: stringfuturePoolGovernor: stringweight: Nullable<PoolWeight[]>smoothWeightChangeParams: NullablescalingFactors: Nullable<string[]>scalingFactorController: NullablespreadFactor: NullabletickSpacing: NullablecontractAddress: NullishThis comprehensive set of properties should cover all the necessary information that was previously in
PoolDetail. The change appears to be appropriate and maintains or expands upon the previous type's properties.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify `PoolData` type definition. # Test: Search for the `PoolData` type definition. Expect: Type definition found. rg --type typescript -A 5 $'type PoolData' # Test: Compare `PoolData` properties with the previous `PoolDetail` type. Expect: All necessary properties are present. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'type PoolDetail = { $$$ }' ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'type PoolData = { $$$ }'Length of output: 216
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate and analyze PoolData and PoolDetail type definitions # Find TypeScript files echo "TypeScript files in the repository:" fd -e ts -e tsx # Search for PoolData type definition echo -e "\nSearching for PoolData type definition:" rg -i "type\s+PoolData" -g "*.{ts,tsx}" -A 10 # Search for PoolDetail type definition (in case it still exists) echo -e "\nSearching for PoolDetail type definition:" rg -i "type\s+PoolDetail" -g "*.{ts,tsx}" -A 10 # Search for PoolData imports to locate potential definition file echo -e "\nSearching for PoolData imports:" rg -i "import.*PoolData" -g "*.{ts,tsx}" -A 3Length of output: 94660
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate PoolData type definition # Search for PoolData in lib/types directory echo "Searching for PoolData in lib/types directory:" rg -i "(?:type|interface)\s+PoolData" src/lib/types -A 20 # Look for interfaces or type aliases that might include PoolData echo -e "\nSearching for interfaces or type aliases that might include PoolData:" rg -i "(?:type|interface).*\{[^}]*PoolData[^}]*\}" src/lib/types -A 20 # Check for files that export PoolData echo -e "\nChecking for files that export PoolData:" rg -i "export.*PoolData" src/lib/types # If not found, search in the entire src directory echo -e "\nSearching for PoolData in the entire src directory:" rg -i "(?:type|interface)\s+PoolData" src -A 20Length of output: 2826
src/lib/services/searchService.ts (2)
28-29: LGTM!The changes to the NFT collection and pool data fetching improve code clarity by adopting more descriptive function names.
325-331: Use braces for single-statementifblocks to improve readabilityTo enhance readability and maintainability, it's recommended to use curly braces
{}even for single-statementifblocks. This practice helps prevent potential bugs when adding more statements in the future.Apply this diff to include braces:
-if (nftCollectionData) +if (nftCollectionData) { results.push({ value: debouncedKeyword, type: "NFT Collection Address", metadata: { nft: { name: nftCollectionData.name, }, }, }); +}
fix: invalid search proposal and pool
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src/lib/services/searchService.ts (1)
23-28: Nitpick: Group the import statement with the others for consistency.Consider moving the import statement for
useNftCollectionByCollectionAddressto the same line as the other imports from thenft-collectionservice for better readability and consistency.Apply this diff to group the import statement:
-import { useNftByNftAddressLcd } from "./nft"; +import { useNftByNftAddressLcd } from "./nft"; +import { useNftCollectionByCollectionAddress } from "./nft-collection"; -import { useNftCollectionByCollectionAddress } from "./nft-collection"; import { usePoolData } from "./pools";
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src/lib/services/searchService.ts (6)
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151-155: LGTM!The usage of the
useNftCollectionByCollectionAddresshook is correct and the conditional enabling based on the provided criteria is appropriate.
235-241: LGTM!The conditional usage of
useBlockDataoruseBlockDataLcdbased on theisFullTierflag is a good approach to fetch block data from different sources depending on the tier. The code is readable and follows a clear logic.
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288-292: LGTM!The usage of the
usePoolDatahook is correct and the conditional enabling based on the provided criteria is appropriate.
327-333: Use braces for single-statementifblocks to improve readability.As mentioned in the previous review comment, it's recommended to use curly braces
{}even for single-statementifblocks to enhance readability and maintainability. This practice helps prevent potential bugs when adding more statements in the future.Apply this diff to include braces:
-if (nftCollectionData) +if (nftCollectionData) { results.push({ value: debouncedKeyword, type: "NFT Collection Address", metadata: { nft: { name: nftCollectionData.name, }, }, }); +}
344-345: LGTM!The direct access to the
collectionAddressandnameproperties ofnftDatais consistent with the changes mentioned in the AI-generated summary. The code correctly adapts to the updated data structure.
422-428: LGTM!The code segment correctly checks for the existence of
blockDataand pushes a search result object with the appropriate properties to theresultsarray. The code is readable and follows the existing pattern.
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